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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
3
A reader describes long bouts with catarrh and neuralgia after influenza and ear nose eye issues. They credit Peruna with stopping colds and curing most symptoms, noting deafness as the sole remaining problem and praising the tonic after years of suffering.
A collage of imperfect phrases and misprints from multiple papers includes lines on marriage, finance, and daily life. It mentions Belgian schools, a carnival term penny barks, and a Civil War drum anecdote. The text weaves in references to Pittsburg Gazette and Cleveland Plain Dealer style snippets.
The account describes bees deployed as a siege weapon in two ancient sieges. In Themiscyra, Pontus, workers in towers faced swarms of bees while walls were built and poles erected. A second event in England saw Danes and Norwegians attacked while Saxons hurled weapons and finally toppled the besiegers.
The text blends a quip about Washington and a cherry tree with a remark from George about his aeroplane, followed by an ad for Bickle Anti Consumptive Syrup and a note on Claude Grahame White and champagne tasting. It reads as a collage of sensational items and vendor promotions from the era.
In Baltimore Senator Depew recalls conversing with a beautiful girl who questions why the toy shop man does not visit every morning like the butcher and grocer. The anecdote reflects on modern goods and familiar routines.
A garbled quote from the Chicago Record-Herald depicts a humorous exchange about a toy time mishap. The snippet mentions a family doctor, a shelf, and a telephone call to Mr Hammersly, ending with an odd request.
A jumble of snippets includes Shilohs Cure cough remedy offered at 25 cents, a Bath woman trading whiskey for stones in a Lake Champlain loot note, and light exchanges about clerks and a merchant. The collection showcases stray humor and oblique missing context from period notices and dialogue.
Dialog lines from a theatre advance agent and managers appear in a humorous exchange. Made Jack vows to traverse seas for her eyes, Ethel notes a call last night, Maude mentions rain, Pittbsurg Leader and Puck are cited. The exchange hints at stage bribery, romance, and box office impact.
Disjointed quotes show dispute over separation and travel by a figure named Tones. Miligan and Willoucby exchange terse answers about marriage, tickets, and flight to Flurene. The text mirrors humorous or satirical chit chat from Harper's Weekly and a local dialect in Landan Opinion.
A Montreal man, T. M. Marsh of 10 Delorimier Avenue, describes a lifelong eczema left untreated by four doctors. After trying Zam-Buk, signs of cure appeared within weeks and became permanent for nearly three years. He credits the remedy with a complete, lasting recovery and urges readers to request a trial box.
Slobhe-Altwers claims the final word as Philadenhia Record notes this era centers on Rohhe-Viers Wiewig and her husband, shaping coverage of local events and commentary.
Baptist minister T C Sowter recounts three cases in Canada and Vermont where Dr Williams Pink Pills allegedly restored mobility and bowel regularity. He cites a paralyzed former pastor, a Canadian patient, and a weak young woman who recovered after taking the pills. He offers to testify under oath and notes ongoing evangelistic work.
This Grain Growers' Guide excerpt urges farmers to broaden their minds beyond field work. It argues mental growth, study, and civic involvement will empower farmers to lead the country, with winter as prime time for reading, planning, and building references and libraries.
The page mixes brief medical ads and humorous clippings. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are promoted for indigestion with standard claims. A riverboat tale recalls Captain Lawson and pilot Rastus during the Mississippi's dangerous days. Miscellany jokes appear from several papers, including the Cleveland Leader and Yonkers Statesman.
A bishop visiting a Toronto family over Christmas eats a whole mince pie despite dyspepsia and falls gravely ill the next morning, unable to lead his service. The tale blends comic misfortune with a sly aside from a landlady observer and a detective voice about safeguarding property.
Franklin Centre Quebec special report. Farmer Willian Gamble, aged sixty seven, claims Dodd s Kidney Pills restored his health after a decade of backache and edema. He touts purified blood and renewed energy as proof the medicine cures kidney troubles from backache to Bright s disease.
A brief comic exchange contrasts a shopping tally of forty four dollars with a stingy reply. Daw son jokes about chorus girls while Wiggles notes a failing champagne crop and scarce lobsters as a satirical aside from Harper's Weekly. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are promoted as a cure with simple directions.
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. The note includes a humorous quote about folk remedies and a fishin tale from the Atlanta Constitution.
A quirky, dated item notes a claim that Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. The excerpt then shifts to humorous banter about domestic life and a remark on a husband's cooling.
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Judge Samuel D. Waddy once a county court judge and Nonconformist who preached little theology. A mid day meal scene reveals family irony as his father questions the sermon and a quip about applauding a musical signals a softer aside from the era.
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